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TKE Energy Trust
Symbol: TKE.UN-T
Active: N
Sector: oil/gas
Last Price: 9.910
Last Price Date: 2005-11-07 02:20:36
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Experts who have talked about TKE Energy Trust

BUY9.940Peter BriegerTrue Energy (TUI-T) and TKE Energy (TKE.UN-T) are merging and he likes the deal. TKE by itself is about a 4,000 equivalent per day and this will go to about 14,000.2005-10-18
HOLD10.950Peter BriegerTKE Energy Trust (TKE.UN-T) and True Energy (TUI-T) are entering into a merger. Would buy the new exploreco that will be spun out. Expects production will triple. Hopefully the street will pick up coverage on that.2005-10-04
BUY11.390Peter BriegerHas gone through a transformation through its merger with True Energy (TUI-T). Buying for new accounts. The merger increases their current production rate from 4,000 BOE's to 15,000. Yield of 12%.2005-09-15
BUY11.140Glenn MacNeill, P.Eng.Good sized trust. President of True Energy (TUI-T) will take over as president which is a good move.2005-09-02
BUY9.890Peter BriegerFor pure gas income trust plays, prefers TKE Energy Trust (TKE.UN-T), Progress Energy (PGX.UN-T), Thunder Energy (THY.UN-T) and Peyto (PEY.UN-T). In the producer area Storm Exploration (SEO-T) because it was incredibly cheap at $4.60. Would sell when it gets near $7.2005-08-17
BUY9.880Peter BriegerA major natural gas player. Yields about 14%. The payout ratio is going to drop to close to 60% this year. The major problem is that only one broker covers it and he is negative. Consolidation is going on and it could get taken out.2005-07-21
DON'T BUY9.700Glenn MacNeill, P.Eng.Has a reasonably good slate of prospects in front of it. Debt is a little high. Distribution arrangement is a little high. Pretty illiquid for his holdings.2005-07-08
BUY9.690Peter BriegerHeavily weighted towards natural gas. Payout ratio to the end of the 1st quarter was 78%, but with the prodcution coming on it will be closer to 52% which is where the company wants it. Debt free. Good reserve life. Low coverage, but as it matures, will be discovered by the street.2005-06-29
Comment9.900Michael SprungDoesn't know it well. Yield is pretty high at 14.5%. Would have to do a lot more homework on as he would be suspicious with the size of the yield. He also thinks there's a large number of exchangables outstanding which could result in some dilution.2005-06-24
BUY9.180Glenn MacNeill, P.Eng.Have interesting slate of plays in front of them.2005-06-07
DON'T BUY9.100Garth JestleySmall cap, so doesn't follow actively. Part of the decline is due to the decline in the overall sector. 70% payout ratio may be a little high.2005-06-03
BUY9.000Peter BriegerThe biggest risk is that nobody is really following it. Good price.2005-05-30
BUY8.610Peter BriegerIn spit of terrible chart, buying for new accounts. Fundamentals are absolutely 1st class. Payout ratio by the end of 2005 will be back to about 50/60%. Expect to exit the year with 4,800 BOE's a day. Debt to cash flow is .6. By the end of 2005 the combined capital expenditure plus distributions will be less than 100%. Reserve life 10 years plus.2005-05-18
DON'T BUY9.350Glenn MacNeill, P.Eng.A relatively small royalty trust. Yields about 14.4%. Paying out about 88% of its cash flow. If you combine the payout distribution and the capx, it's paying out about 130% which will be difficult to sustain. Reasonably good group of properties. Expects relatively flat production over the next several years.2005-04-29
BUY10.170Peter Brieger72% gas and the rest light oil. No heavy oil. Payout ratio of about 55%. The percentage of earnings taxable is very, very low. Yields about 14%.2005-04-26
DON'T BUY9.990Dean OrricoRelatively small market cap. Daily production probably less than 5,000 barrels. Relatively high payout ratio.2005-04-22
DON'T BUY9.750Matt BaillieA very small cap story, so they don't own it because there's a little more risk. A high yielding stock. Payout ratio might be a little higher than he would be comfortable with.2005-04-08
BUY9.650Peter BriegerNatural gas oriented. Has a long reserve life and is replacing its reserves and production on a per unit basis. Spending less than 100% of cash flow on distributions and capital spending.2005-04-05
DON'T BUY10.750Matt BaillieQ: Viking (VKR.UN-T) versus TKE (TKE.UN-T). A: TKE (Tusk) is a newer type of trust using a low payout ratio making it a more sustainable model, but it does have a low reserve life.2005-03-16
DON'T BUY10.750Bill CarriganHard to chart a stock that's only been around for 3 months. An energy trust is subject to 2 risks, interest rates and commodity risks. If the crude price drops, and an uptick in interest, you could see a correction. Would be nervous on this one.2005-03-15
BUY11.280Peter BriegerJust bought as it is one of the highest yielding trusts. Natural gas oriented. 2005-02-24
BUY11.280Peter BriegerJust bought as it is one of the highest yielding trusts. Natural gas oriented. 2005-02-24
BUY10.550Peter BriegerA relatively long life gas play. Sold Focus (FET.UN-T) to buy this for the higher payout.2005-02-11
VAGUE9.400Peter BriegerLow debt, 72% gas, 28% light oil, payout ratio of only 60% and a 9 year reserve life. Distribution is over 15%. Could be an undiscovered gem. The negative is that it tried unsuccessfully to sell itself to other trusts around Calgary. Volumes are building up. Is looking into it.2005-01-27

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